senhor
noun
se·nhor si-ˈnyȯr 
plural senhors or senhores si-ˈnyȯr-ēsh
-ēzh,
-ēs,
-ēz
: a Portuguese or Brazilian man —used as a title equivalent to Mr.
Word History
Etymology
Portuguese, from Medieval Latin senior superior, lord, from Latin, adjective, elder
First Known Use
1795, in the meaning defined above
- all this way
- all threes
- all thumbs
- all to
- all to herself
- all to himself
- all to themselves
- all to yourself
- all to yourself/himself/herself/themselves
- all told
- all too
- all too often
- all too real
- all too soon
- all types
- all up
- all very well
- all walks of life
- all well and good
- all wet
- all wright effect
- all year round
- all' ottava
- all' unisono
- all's fair in love and war